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Adding data tracks
The region view can be altered by clicking on the blue ‘Configure this page’ button (Figure 24).

Data tracks that can be drawn in the ‘region in detail’ view range from sequence variation from dbSNP and the 1000 Genomes project, through to regulatory features, to whole genome alignments. In the following example, a whole genome alignment between human and gorilla is selected using the ‘Configure this page’ tool (Figure 25).

The data tracks in the ‘configure this page’ menu are separated into various menus on the left (Figure 26). Sections include Genes and transcripts, mRNA and protein alignments, Variation, Regulation, and Comparative genomics.
